Add Installing and Quickstart

sphinx/source/GettingStarted/Installing.rst

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+Installing
+==========
+
+Package Contents
+----------------
+Each .unitypackage downloaded from the AssetStore or from the `WellFired <https://www.wellfired.com>`_ website will have
+the same contents.
+
+* \/WellFired/WellFired.Peek/Editor
+    Here you'll find all code related to the .Peek project
+
+Installing
+----------
+
+1. Import the .unitypackage into your unity project.

sphinx/source/GettingStarted/Quickstart.rst

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+Quick Start
+===========
+
+1. After installing .Peek, .Peek window is accessible through the menu `Window --> DotPeek` in Unity Editor. Click on it to open .Peek interface.
+
+2. After opening .Peek, open the Setting page. Ensure that `Generate a Build Report after a build is done` is enabled. This will indicate to .Peek that a build report should be generated when Unity finishes a build.
+.. image:: Images/GettingGtarted/Settings.png
+
+3. If you wish that at the end of a build .Peek is automatically opened for you, enable the option `Automatically open DotPeek after a build is done`.
+.. image:: Images/GettingStarted/RightSettings.png
+
+4. Now you are ready to build. Currently .Peek support generating a report for the platforms Windows, Linux, Mac OS, iOS and Android. Build your project for one of these platforms.
+
+5. At the end of the build, if the option is enabled, .Peek should open by itself. If you did not enable it, then open it through `Window --> DotPeek`.
+
+6. Congratualation ! You generated your first build report ! The left panel of .Peek window contains all the build you generated for your Unity project. Clicking on one of them will open the build report in the right panel.
+.. image:: Images/GettingStarted/FirstBuildReport.png
+
+Next Step
+=========
+
+In the coming pages, you’ll learn more about .Peek’s User Interface, and how are stored and managed your build reports.

sphinx/source/general/faq.rst

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 Can I use .Peek reports outside of .Peek interface
 --------------------------------------------------
 
-.Peek reports are in open JSON format. They can be parsed efficiently and used anywhere you find it useful. You could for example render them in your own web interface. .Peek lastest version will always update the older build reports to the newest format, ensuring your build reports stay relevant at any time.
+.Peek reports are in open JSON format. They can be parsed efficiently and used anywhere you find it useful. You can for example render them in your own web interface. .Peek lastest version will always update the older build reports to the newest format, ensuring your build reports stay relevant at any time.

sphinx/source/index.rst

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 .Peek Documentation
 ===================
 
-Welcome to the official documentation for .Peek, a Unity editor tool that allows you to automatically generate a report of  the assets included into your builds and keep a eye on the history of the evolution of your project in a nicely integrated and responsive interface.
+Welcome to the official documentation for .Peek, a Unity editor tool that allows you to automatically generate a report of  the assets included and not into your builds and keep an eye on the evolution of your project assets in a nicely integrated and responsive interface.
 We recommend you read the :ref:`introduction page <doc_about_intro>` to get an overview of what this documentation
 has to offer.
 
@@ -21,8 +21,16 @@ The main documentation for the site is organized into the following sections:
     :caption: General
     :name: sec-general
 
-    general/introduction
-    general/faq
+    General/Introduction
+    General/faq
+
+.. toctree::
+    :maxdepth: 1
+    :caption: Getting Started
+    :name: sec-general
+
+    GettingStarted/Installing
+    GettingStarted/Quickstart
 
 .. toctree::
    :maxdepth: 1